Venus Envy 1993

Hit your top speed on the drag strip at the Horizon Festival Site. A challenging trail that mixes flat-out speed sections with sudden technical corner sequences. Take on high-speed sections and tricky corners in this lap that passes through the Ito Region's stunning bamboo groves. A full-tilt forest run with fast corners and thrilling downhill sections on this bumpy road. A fast lap at the Horizon Festival Site mixing grippy asphalt and loose gravel sections.

Punk Planet, Venus, and Stop Smiling all maintain high profiles around town, but their content itself isn’t Chicagocentric. The new issue, titled “The Revenge of Print 2,” includes a Harvey Pekar retrospective and interviews with musician and writer Ian Svenonius (whose The Psychic Soviet was just published by the local record label and publisher Drag City) and queer authors Michelle Tea and T Cooper. Punk Planet–now with a new and improved Web site (punkplanet.com) –focuses on punk and DIY culture. Factor in Time Out Chicago, the local edition of an international chain, glossy monthlies like Chicago magazine, and neighborhood pubs like the salmon-colored Chicago Journal and it would appear the town is covered from Rogers Park to South Shore. “Jeans go in and out of style so fast now, so take a scissors to your old ones,” says Justina Blakeney, DIY editor of Venus Zine and co-author of the book “99 Ways to Cut, Sew & Deck Out Your Denim” ($19.95, Potter Craft). Amy Schroeder was a 19-year-old women's studies major at Michigan State when she created Venus in 1995.

But the time for metaphors is behind us. One-fifth of well-educated American young women are inmates. I know what sexist pigs we can be, its fucking time to start viewing wimmin as equals, NOT beneath us as some sort of fucktoys.

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